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Nineteen years old and as sweet as she could be |
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All dressed up like a downtown Christmas tree |
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Dancin' and hummin' a rock 'n' roll melody |
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She's the daughter of a well respected man |
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who taught her how to jerk and understand |
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then she became a rock 'n' roll music fan |
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Sweet little rock 'n' roller, sweet little rock 'n' roller |
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Her daddy doesn't have to scold her |
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Her partner can't hardly hold her |
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Because she never gets any older |
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Sweet little rock 'n' roller |
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Shoulda seen her eyes when the band began to play |
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and the famous singer sang and bowed away |
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When the stars were gone she screamed and yelled hurray |
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Ten thousand eyes were watchin' them leave the floor |
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Five thousand tongues are screaming out 'More' and 'More' |
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About fifteen hundred waiting outside the door |
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Sweet little rock 'n' roller, sweet little rock 'n' roller |
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Her daddy doesn't have to scold her |
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Her partner can't hardly hold her |
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Because she never gets any older |
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Sweet little rock 'n' roller |
